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I know I have got into Bitcoin at a good price but just feel while altcoins are currently 85-95% down from all time high may be better making the most of that rather then being safe with Bitcoin and not seeing much return.
With altcoins, you can both earn quickly and lose your funds quickly, if you keep funds in bitcoin and expect for a long period, then it makes no sense to sell it in the hope of getting an early benefit from buying altcoins. To do this, you do not need to sell your bitcoin, just instead of your regular purchase of bitcoin, try to use your free funds to invest in some promising project and just wait for the exit point, and later check what came of it. |
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Yes, indeed, people perceive inflation in bitcoin subjectively, depending on their entry point, you can imagine yourself as a buyer of bitcoin in November 2021 and then you will probably consider that your funds have depreciated. However, if you look at bitcoin throughout its history, it becomes clear that it is a more inflation-resistant asset and has 1.8% annual inflation, which makes it more preferable compared to fiat money.
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If his identity is revealed there will be negative effects on bitcoin, but not to the extent that it is the end of bitcoin, bitcoin will always exist and thrive as long as our needs remain. Satoshi is the creator of bitcoin and he can hold a lot of bitcoins but I guess he can't control bitcoins either, so his presence won't change the decentralized nature of bitcoin either.
I don't think that if Satoshi's identity is revealed, something similar will happen, rather on the contrary, it will only spur interest in bitcoin as a phenomenon created incognito, which suddenly reappeared, so I wouldn't worry about it. |
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Mango Markets is due to complete the voting on October 15, according to the approval of the payment to the hacker in the amount of $47 million, already more than 98% of voting tokens approve the transaction. By the way, under the terms of the deal with the hacker, it is stipulated that Mango Markets will not bring him to criminal responsibility. This will be one of the largest payments to a hacker, if we consider that he spent $10 million on carrying out the attack, then his catch will be $37 million. Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/mango-market-s-dao-forum-set-to-approve-47m-settlement-with-hacker |
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Still giving reputable members free predictions to vouch for our website.  On your website, there are crinshots of bets only for the period from May 12 to May 13, 2021, could you share new successful achievements of your/your clients that would be relevant in time, and not say that there were good luck in the past.  |
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I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process. I don't want this thread to discuss the pro's and con's of KYC.
@Don Pedro Dinero, has provided a link to the best casinos here, there are casinos that require KYC and casinos that do not require KYC, you know every gambling site has different rules, in my opinion even though the casino does not require kyc, but if you make a withdrawal outside the rules / above the specified limit, I think the casino will apply something to you in the withdrawal process. Maybe, there are some casinos here that don't require kyc, but in deposit and withdrawal it's not up to 2000 BTC, normal, but I think with total withdrawals or deposits above 2000 BTC I don't think the casino will let you get away with it, surely one method will be applied to you, whether it's kyc or freezing and so on, to pass withdrawals. For me it's better for you to use a normal casino site and bet according to their rules, even if it's not kyc. I don't think he means a deposit of 2000 BTC, most likely it means the amount of bets in the game, I don't think that among those who are willing to make deposits of this size, someone will look for an online casino without KYC becoming just bait for scammers. |
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Let's say you join a give away with other user and both have to select a number between 1 and 10, you go for 7 while he goes for 9. The winning number is 8.
If the prize is 0.1BTC what would you do? Split the prize and walk away with 0.05 or Reroll to gamble for the full prize?
But in our case, in the end, not a single user guessed the number that fell out, so it's more like a reroll here, since the prize was not drawn and should remain in the pool, but this is what I think is much more important than what was in the rules in the conditions of the draw.  |
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So, my question is, given the electricity costs and the current revenue in the field - do you still think that it's worth mining BTC or would you shift your efforts towards another coin?
Now in mining, which included major players, only in September, the difficulty of bitcoin mining increased by 3.45%, and now.individual miners can make a profit only in the absence of electricity charges, otherwise you will do it just for the sake of enthusiasm, you can just use a calculator and see how it will look for you, depending on the equipment that you possess. https://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator?lang=en |
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I can see that few gambling websites have their own tokens, is it advisable to invest money in such tokens? Also how is the performance compared to other coins and BTC? Do these tokens follow BTC movement like other tokens? Football club tokens surges when an upcoming big match is around the corner what about gambling tokens. ??
Tokens of online gambling platforms do not follow bitcoin, they mostly have limited functionality and their application is specific, they could be considered as a kind of stablecoin online casino, but this is also conditional. Many players are not traders and holders, their main goal is to get a win from the game, they are not interested in the development of this or that online casino token. |
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What strategy do gambling developers to expand their market to countries which do not allow any type of gambling?
Do they continue with allowing users to use VPN, or do they have "some trick"?
I ask the question because curious many gambling sites operated in "that country" look to exist and are very developed with a big profit of billion of dollars.
I don't know exactly, I had a bad thing on my mind, they are bribing government officials and Police in order to keep operating, This is my assumption only, maybe you are here and can tell the truth.
For reliable and trusted online casinos, reputation can be more expensive than profit, so of course you can use a VPN, but exactly until the moment when you are asked for KYC and there may be an unsolvable problem that can lead to blocking your account and it's good if you manage to withdraw funds. |
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My choice of gambling is Dice. Regularly I used to spend some time playing dice. It used be fun most at the beginning and ends with sadness. I used to have limits on winning, if I was able to make the win I just quit it for the day. In such a way I used to gamble and once after the previous week campaign payment I continued till today. Finally today even after achieving my limits on winning, I went for higher winning. What happened is loss of entire funds in the wallet. I've got more similar experiences. Does anyone have used similar strategy on winning limits.
Yes, it's sad and quite often happens as you overcome the limit set for yourself to win, and if everything goes pretty smoothly and you surpassed what you thought was the limit, then it seems that you wanted too little and just go on to lose, it's so familiar. |
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Hey guys. Apart from winning let's talk about loosing  We all have bad days... So the question is... if you loose many times in a row, what would you like at most - a cashback from what you've just lost or a bonus to go on?If the lost amount was significant, then of course cashback is preferable, but here you need to look at the conditions for its use, but as a rule they can be used for further play or withdrawal, although the percentage of cashback for beginners is unlikely to be high. |
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JB To The Moon!
We are keeping the JB limits as they are for now. We are considering raising the max profit for JB though because we do get asked about this quite often.
Thank you for your answer and I hope that there will be movements in this direction, I would also like to see the further development and scope of the internal JB token, as it is done in other online casinos. |
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The story is of course sad, it would be interesting to know how much the OP has blocked stake, it is strange of course that people do not read the rules or, knowing the rules, try to cheat and forgery of the documents provided.
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Chainalysis collected statistics on hacking this year, so for example, October 2022 has not ended yet, but it has already become the largest month in the history of hacking activity for the entire year. So far this month, $718 million has been stolen from the DeFi protocols using 11 different hacks.  Cross-chain bridges are the main target for hackers: in October, 3 bridges were hacked and almost $600 million was stolen, this is 82% of losses this month and 64% of losses for the whole year.  During this year, hackers earned more than $3 billion for 125 hacks.  Analysis of hacks shows that if cex was previously the target of hackers , then starting from 2021 their main goal is Defi protocols.  Source: https://twitter.com/chainalysis/status/1580312153269374980 |
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Hey guys! Some of us are occupied in i-Gaming industry, some are just players...but apart from leisure&profession there are still old good offline casinos all around the world. Today Im thinking if visiting an offline casino is out of date or still a good place to visit while travelling? Do you visit casinos when you travel? How often? Which ones? Let's remember of old good times  I am not someone for whom it is necessary to visit an offline casino even with such an opportunity, it's just that this whole situation just repels me, I just prefer online gambling so it's calmer and more practical. |
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<...> I have asked support and they have confirmed that they do not deem any crypto earnings as legal and valid source of income apart from income made through mining. This means if you are a service provider, a seller or simply a trade you cannot provide proof of funds at stake as they only deem mining earnings as legal and everything else is illegal and invalid.  I earn my money from trading, selling some services and sometimes airdrops and stake tells me I am invalid Of course, any earnings are legal if it is officially registered and taxes have been paid from it, so if you are engaged in trading, you must declare it according to the laws of the territory in which you carry out your activities. |
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Hey guys.
Choosing crypto in casinos has always also to do with more anonimous gambling.
Anyway I'm curious how important is anonimity to you when you pay & play?
The issue of anonymity in gambling, including online, as it seems to me, will be more important for some players to make a profit, but this will mainly concern public personalities. For a simple user in online gambling, the fundamental thing is, first of all, reliability and security with respect to his funds, so here everyone should make a choice between anonymity and verification. |
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